I used the "ask seller a question" button on e-bay to find out if there was any maintenance due on the Bentley, but all I got back was a response laden with challenges to "join him in the squared circle" and that if I asked him another question about the Bentley he'd "jump 25 feet in the air off the top rope, and drive his elbow through my skull", and that he would hammer me with his 24-inch pythons... whatever that means.
Funny this should come up. Just last night, me and my friends were playing an old WWE game that allows custom characters. Naturally we made ourselves to beat the crap out of each other.
Anyway, fail-o-tron 5000. Here's a real Land Rover owner's dream option list: -.50 cal machine gun mount -jerry-cans x 4 -bonnet-bolted tire -kalahari bushman -SAS team -spare Land Rover for parts
@damnelantra™: My father in law spent sixty-something thousand on a Mercedes about a year ago, then promptly discovered that it had an iPod interface in the glovebox. He bought an iPod the next day.
I wonder if that counts as a "You're doing it wrong" event.
As a Range Rover owner and Land Rover enthusiast I can say I expect nothing from this concept. I saw the Stormer with all it's amazingness, and it became that anesthesia on wheels that is the RR Sport.
The ePRS (US Patent No. c11077983) provide us with this nugget of goodness:
Land Rover, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Motors, has received a grant from Her Majesty's Government to build smallest, lightest, most efficient car ever, the Range Rover LRX.
Land Rover promptly spent the grant money on a feasibility study and a big party in Dublin.
@engineerd the Preview-free edition: They're also spending a lot on lean 6 Sigma: a couple of RFPs went out recently for some massive looking projects.
"The grant offer will be made available under the Government's Grant for Business Investment scheme..."
Dear UK gov't: I am a wealthy foreigner in need of help moving millions of dollars from my homeland for business investment purposes. For your assistance, I promise you a hefty portion of my wealth.
Well, it's definitely very smoothed-out. More of a soft-trapezoidal capability, IMO.
So they'd have this in addition to the Freelander? And what ever happened to Freelander in the US? I guess cute-ute doesn't work when your vehicles are trying to look more manly and upscale rugged.
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Anyway, fail-o-tron 5000.
Here's a real Land Rover owner's dream option list:
-.50 cal machine gun mount
-jerry-cans x 4
-bonnet-bolted tire
-kalahari bushman
-SAS team
-spare Land Rover for parts
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I wonder if that counts as a "You're doing it wrong" event.
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This is often due to the fact that they spend more time on a lift, than on the road, but all in all it is still a benefit.
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Land Rover, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Motors, has received a grant from Her Majesty's Government to build smallest, lightest, most efficient car ever, the Range Rover LRX.
Land Rover promptly spent the grant money on a feasibility study and a big party in Dublin.
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/or is it denial?
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Dear UK gov't: I am a wealthy foreigner in need of help moving millions of dollars from my homeland for business investment purposes. For your assistance, I promise you a hefty portion of my wealth.
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Well, it's definitely very smoothed-out. More of a soft-trapezoidal capability, IMO.
So they'd have this in addition to the Freelander? And what ever happened to Freelander in the US? I guess cute-ute doesn't work when your vehicles are trying to look more manly and upscale rugged.
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